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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1906

Page

8

Davidson Detained on Insanity Charge After Threat Letter Plot

John Davidson ex-rancher of Athena was arrested upon arrival from Portland charged with insanity. He allegedly threatened several neighbors after selling land at about 110 dollars per acre a year ago amid accusations of being imposed upon by buyers. Authorities detained him this morning as he headed back to Athena. The case involves alleged threats and concerns over past land dealings from his Portland return.

Old Neighhbors Portland John Davidson Athena Davidson

Your Prescription Privilege Claim Card Ad

Ad copy explains that the doctor’s prescription is valid at any pharmacist and promotes choosing their store for high quality service and low prices. It emphasizes patient freedom to fill prescriptions anywhere and invites customers to try their service.

Davidson accused of insanity in Athena case

The record describes Davidson's travels from California where he reportedly spent about 2000 dollars in a single town, and 8000 to 9000 overall, with witnesses calling him gullible. A warrant was sworn on insanity grounds, though he appears rational in other acts, and he will be held for examination before Judge Bean. E A Dudley of Athena is named among those Davidson accused.

Davidson California Athena Chary Bean E. A. Dudley

Wildcat Attacks Cattleman near Slide on Walla Walla River

Henry Lazinka, Camas Prairie cattleman, killed a large female wildcat after it attacked him and his horse while driving cattle to water near the Slide along the Walla Walla River. Lazinka pursued on horseback, then kicked and strangled the animal to death. fur was noted as magnificent. Also reports rich placer mines found in Cedar Basin Artz near Utah. region described as inaccessible with scarce water.

Henry Lazinka Camas Prairie Walla Walla

William S. Duniway Pledges Honest Office Reform

In a statement cited by Portland Labor Press the speaker pledges to cut the costs of office in Oregon if elected. He vows not to perpetuate old practices or engage in schemes to loot the treasury, asserting his integrity and knowledge of the printing business.

Oregon Willam S. Duniway Willis S. Duniway Portland

Elks Plan Building To Serve As Theater And Lodge Home

Elks meeting endorses the erection of a combined theater and lodge home in Baker City after a banquet. Leon Cohen and others advocate the project, aiming to fund it through community efforts. Officers elected include Charlies J. Ferguson exalted ruler and W. A. Brown tyler. R. Alexander named delegate to the Grand Lodge in Denver in July.

Baihushadic Elles Order Alexander Grand Lodge Oat Denver Leon Cohen Cohen W. L. Thompson Baker City Hiks Uwfficers Charlies J. Ferguson J. H. Lawrey Fred W. Lampkin George Fergussen Harry Co. Thompson C. E. Bean G. A. Hartman J R W. A. Brown Tyler R. Alexander

DUNIWAY A CANDIDATE FOR STATE PRINTER

Portland journalist Willie S. Duniway campaigns for the Republican nomination for state printer visiting eastern Oregon counties. He touts candor and efficiency, denounces past extravagance, and urges voters to compare candidates’ records before the nomination.

Willis S&s. Duniway Willie S. Duniway Portland Duniway Lewie and Clark Journal Oregon Tt Ia

Death of Mrs Hattie M Davis at Pendleton home

Mrs Hattie M Davis born August 1 1844 died at her home 114 B Stonewall Jackson street from stomach cancer after a year of illness. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p m at the family home conducted by Rev W L Van Nus with interment at Salem. Survived by four daughters and two sons, including Mrs Welcome Walker and Mrs Myrtle Hanson.

Stonewall Jackson Hattie M. Davis Stonewall Jackson Street Salem W. L. van Nusa Davie Pendleton Mra Welcome Walker Myrtle Hanson Mie Sibyl Davis Mira Corn Ware Brugene Mes Frank and Melvin Davis

Time Limit Today for Petitions to State Nominations

Time limit today for petitions to the secretary of state. All who fail to file by this evening will be left off the official ballot. District and legislative candidates from the county have filed petitions. for joint representative only W. M. Slusher is in the field unless a Morrow County Democrat seeks the nomination, Blusher will face no opponent.

W. M. Slusher Morrow County Blusher

Rebekahs at Helix Organized With 12 Members

Pendleton Rebekahs from Pendleton led by Deputy District President Mrs M J Carney organized a lodge of Rebekahs in Helix last night. The party included Noble Grand Mrs Gideon Brown Vice-Grand Mrs Ben Morgan and Past Grands Mrs John Hailey Jr Mrs Le Shelly Mrs Mire and Mrs William Folsom, arriving by W and C R train. The ceremony was conducted by Mrs Carney with assistance from the visiting members.

Syangeline Lodge No. 65 Pendleton Rebekaha Mra M. J. Carney Noble Grand Gideon Brown Ben Morgan John Hailey Jr. Merc le Shelly Mire W. H. McCormmack William Folsom Helix Rebekahs The Odd Fellows Mra. M. J. Carney

New lodge Evangeliste No 66 forms with twelve members

Rebekahs from this city joined Pauline lodge No 13 of this city for a recent visit. The party returned the afternoon after a pleasant stop at Helix.

New Lodge Evangeliste No Rebekahs Pauline Lodge No Helix

Organ Recital Sunday Evening at Redeemer Church

Church of the Redeemer to host an organ recital Sunday evening from 7 to 9 pm.Mrs. W. C. EB. Pruitt to perform noted as a leading silent music interpreter. Program includes Anthem and Pilgrim’s Song of Hope, Triumphal March, and other classical pieces. Several Wallans, including Joseph McCabe and George D. O'Connor, visited the city today after traveling in yesterday.

Church of the Redeemer W. C. EB. Pruitt Walla

Ensign Storey to Speak at Local Salvation Army

Ensign Storey of Portland will visit the Salvation Army over Saturday and Sunday. He will preach tomorrow evening and twice on Sunday. Storey is superintendent of the department of works among and for Children, including benevolences and Sunday schools, and is described as an able and devoted worker.

Ensign Storey Portland Salvation Army Storey Department of Works

Boy’s Arm Broken by Fall From Fence at Moore Home

A 7-year-old boy, son of Mr and Mrs WI Moore, fractured his left elbow and several bones after falling from a stone fence at their north river home. He is now recovering. The report also notes the W CA conference in Santa Cruz opening with Miss Bertha Conlie in charge.

Myrton Moore WI Moore

Seeding and Plowing Progress Across County Farmlands

Farmers rush to seed and plow as seeding and summer fallow work proceeds in the northern county. Ground around Van Sycle, Juniper, Stanton, Killian Junction and districts north of Helix is reported in excellent condition for field work.

Vansycle Juniper Stanton Killian Junction Helix

Reseeding Wheat Reaches 100 Acres Near City

Dr W B Campbell finishes reseeding 100 acres of wheat on the farm north of the city. Others nearby are reseeding as well. Excellent crops are expected despite the cold weather.

W. BR. Campbell

Local Resident Recovering After Operation

David A. Pesbler of Stage Gulch is recovering at his father George A. Peobler's home in this city after an operation for an abscess. He has been confined to bed for several weeks and is slowly improving.

David A. Pesbler George A. Peobler

Sold Valuable Team at Helix Livery Stable

Bul Johnson sold a grey drag team about 1300 pounds each to Henry Richter, a Washington horse buyer, for 350 dollars.

Bul Johnson Helix Henry Richter Washington

Helix School Counts Over 100 Enrolled

Helix public school now lists more than 100 scholars enrolled for the spring term. Two teachers oversee classes as attendance remains high.

Hellx Helix

Potent Stomach Bitters Promises Spring Renewal

If you are tired weak and run down or have impure blood, Mostetter's Stomach Bitters is advertised as greatly beneficial this spring. The copy claims thousands use it exclusively with gratifying results and urges readers to renew today to obtain a bottle.

Mostetter

Hostetters Stomach Bitters Health Tonic Promise

An old advertisement asserts Hostetters Stomach Bitters cures Grippe Spring Fever and impure blood. It claims benefits for sleeplessness indigestion dyspepsia crostliveness female tiles malaria vever and ague.

Party of Ladies Met by Invitation at Her Home

The German Ald soci ety ladies gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Mra. 8 Kolp, 207 West Court Street. Attendees included Miss Maria Koehbeke and many others. Plans for a two story modern house were drawn by Architect Troutman. Bids will be received for a week. if satisfactory, Mr. Hunnik er will begin building at once.

West Court Ald Society Mra Kolp West Court Street Maria Koehbeke Catherine Scheer C. Weinsert C. Rohrman F. W. Koeppen C. F. Koeppen William Roesch E. Baum August Stanger Naomi Dr. Cole W. EB. Brock Troutman Hunniker

Louis Hunziker Plans North Side Home With Basement

Louis Hunziker contemplates erecting a residence on the North Side with a basement as part of a proposed building project. The plan outlines a Lever-Hoom House style dwelling to be constructed on the property.

Lever-Hoom Louis Hunker Ie

Salvation Army Coffee Social Set for West Webb Street

The Salvation Army hosts a coffee social at the barracks on West Webb Street tomorrow. Ensign Storey of Portland will deliver an address. Admission is free and all are invited to attend.

Salvation Army West Webb Street Ensign Storey Portland

Mrs Slater in La Grande Suffering Poor Prognosis

Mrs Slater, wife of the late J. H. Slater and mother of attorney BR Slater, fell at her La Grande home. Due to advanced age, recovery is uncertain. She is a prominent Union county resident.

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